Gone

Imagine having second-row seats with your friends and family at one of the finest fireworks shows in California. Imagine the punctuating drama of six military assault boats storming the beach. It's part of the show, a demonstration of American might. Imagine how it becomes almost too real as a gunfight erupts and people fall. Now imagine how one is the husband of your best friend -- and he doesn't get up. Imagine the horror of seeing your friend forced to one of the boats...
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having second-row seats with your friends and family at one of the finest fireworks shows in California. Imagine the punctuating drama of six military assault boats storming the beach. It's part of the show, a demonstration of American might. Imagine how it becomes almost too real as a gunfight erupts and people fall. Now imagine how one is the husband of your best friend -- and he doesn't get up. Imagine the horror of seeing your friend forced to one of the boats and tied to two others, before the six boats charge out to sea with 18 kidnapped women. Imagine the four dead men and women around you, the helplessness, the rage that this could happen. Here. Imagine the desperate clings and cries of their two grade school children, now at whose mercy? And how, oblivious to it all, the automated fireworks display reaches its magnificent conclusion. CIA officers, Robert and Christie Mach were on vacation there, partially thwarting the abduction, capturing three plotters. Assigned to lead the investigation, Christie on her first assignment, they struggle to follow the kidnapped women to the far side of the planet, only to find that they are the main targets. It's not about slavery. It's heinously worse.